Art and experiences that inspire celebration, compassion, courage, and the will to act.
Work is available upon request.
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02 WØRKS
WØRKS is a collective of creative professionals dedicated to cultural advancement through strategy and design.
With a focus in design systems and studies — work is available upon request.
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03 AIGA NY
AIGA NY is powered by a volunteer Board of Directors, here to serve the community and working to fulfill our mission across everything we do. Championing the future of design for all.
AIGA NY 40th Anniversary – Event and theme created with Summer Fundraiser ‘22 team. Invite and poster design in collaboration with Laura Scofield.
Assorted – Collection of impromptu designs for a variety of events, announcements, and other initiatives.
Serving on the Education Board.
Assorted – Collection of impromptu designs for a variety of events, announcements, and other initiatives.
Serving on the Education Board.
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04 This is not you.
“A bodge is clumsy, it’s inelegant, it will fall apart, but it will work and it will keep working as long as there is someone around to bodge it again if it breaks.”
Reflecting on René Magritte’s The Treachery of Images, This is not you. is an undergraduate thesis that looks at emoji in the same light. Diving deep into the history of these little symbols of expression, it uncovers a complex, convoluted, and lengthy past that explains how emoji have become what they are today.
2020’s abrupt interruption forced the project to adapt to what was readily available. Wanting to create something physical, these new homebound limitations — thin, fading, legal-sized paper found in a garage, low levels of colored ink in the family printer, no proper way to bind — drove creative decisions and experimentation.
Type Directors Club – TDC 67, 1st Communications Design Student Competition + Certificate of Typographic Excellence
Graphis – Honorable Mention, New Talent Annual 2021
2020’s abrupt interruption forced the project to adapt to what was readily available. Wanting to create something physical, these new homebound limitations — thin, fading, legal-sized paper found in a garage, low levels of colored ink in the family printer, no proper way to bind — drove creative decisions and experimentation.
Type Directors Club – TDC 67, 1st Communications Design Student Competition + Certificate of Typographic Excellence
Graphis – Honorable Mention, New Talent Annual 2021
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05 FUTUREVVORLD
FUTUREVVORLD is a [refeshing] digital hub that puts planetary well-being at the forefront of its practices. Covering sustainability, ethics, and responsibility in fashion, footwear, and design.
Creating social posts, newsletters, and other side projects as FVV continues to grow — recently, the identity and social/marketing assets for their new podcast, Progress Over Progression.
The podcast was designed in collaboration with Roy Cranston and further assets were created with WØRKS.
The podcast was designed in collaboration with Roy Cranston and further assets were created with WØRKS.
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06 Tibi
Founded by Amy Smilovic and based in New York City, Tibi is the home of the Creative Pragmatist.
Design, illustration, post production, motion, web development, and more.
Design, illustration, post production, motion, web development, and more.
A range of work was produced as the sole graphic designer; seasonal lookbooks and Tibi's 'Brand Book', temporary campaigns, title cards, Instagram stories, emails, photo post-production and retouching work, stickers, patches, t-shirts, website redesigns and management, ads, promotional graphics, internal assets, and more.
Art Director: Byron Fredericks
Art Director: Byron Fredericks
Photography: Reed Young
Film + Video Editing: Derek Anthony White
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07 @letfliesfly
Establishing the first digital presence of FIT’s Graphic Design BFA program, @letfliesfly is a culmination of a reference/information-rich hub, an archive of student work, and much more.
“We don’t just do posters.”
“We don’t just do posters.”
“... A near perfect amalgamation of data, energy and navigation.”
Cargo Collective – ‘Sites in Use’, #163 Feature Showcase
Cargo Collective – ‘Sites in Use’, #163 Feature Showcase
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08 Independent Projects
Currently a collection of unconventional studies. From the lighting of the New York Public Library’s Stephen A. Schwarzman Building to a dissolvable book about your food waste.
Enlightenment is a book designed as a double-sided, fold-out poster of the NYPL's lighting. Turning from page to page and opening up to a larger composition. The book acts as a guide to everything-lighting and gives an inside look into what the NYPL uses in its reading rooms.
You’re Kinda The Problem is about (y)our food waste, (y)our dismissive habits, and (y)our past history of waste management. Printed once, on water soluble text and cardstock paper — its a depressing read. Briefing on the United States' history of consumerism, waste, shopping habits, eating habits, USDA color grades, plate sizes, and more absurd findings.
4:34 and 6:15 are two flip books retelling a conversation about struggling to visit the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s library during Wednesday’s extended hours. The flip books mimick the conversation on-screen. One page represents one minute of passing time.
You’re Kinda The Problem is about (y)our food waste, (y)our dismissive habits, and (y)our past history of waste management. Printed once, on water soluble text and cardstock paper — its a depressing read. Briefing on the United States' history of consumerism, waste, shopping habits, eating habits, USDA color grades, plate sizes, and more absurd findings.
4:34 and 6:15 are two flip books retelling a conversation about struggling to visit the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s library during Wednesday’s extended hours. The flip books mimick the conversation on-screen. One page represents one minute of passing time.
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00 Coming Soon
An early look at a variety of projects that are in the works.
A1 Dot is a semi-condensed bitmap serif typeface. Heavily inspired by a love for video game sprites in the late 90’s and early 2000’s and the magic of Teenage Engineering. Characters are being fit into a 16x16 rounded pixel grid.